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For un-managed client it’s still the same process. > If it’s managed linux client you can create policies accordingly so for managed clients no need of symcfg to enable folder exclusion. How scheduled scan, live update frequency, exclusions and other different settings can be set for linux client? Will everything be managed by SEP Manager through policies or still we need to use for example symcfg to anable folder exclusion?.The SEPM also features enhanced reporting for Linux clients, including the SEP client version, host OS details, and hardware details. This includes AV policy settings, centralized exceptions, and LiveUpdate settings.

Configuration enhancements have been made to the SEPM to allow policy creation for managed Linux clients. SEP for Linux clients can now be managed by an RU5 SEPM, or later. The Symantec Endpoint Protection client for Linux replaces the Symantec AntiVirus client for Linux and supports a greater range of distributions and kernels. Added distributions include Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (RHEL) 6.5 and CentOS 6.5 The enterprise version of Symantec Endpoint Protection now includes the Symantec Endpoint Protection client for Linux. If needed, specify your proxy configuration.

Click Use the default Symantec LiveUpdate server or specify another LiveUpdate server.Under Windows Settings, Mac Settings, or Linux Settings, click Server Settings.

In the console, open a LiveUpdate policy, and click Edit.

To set up an external LiveUpdate server for Windows, Mac, or Linux clients

Select the FTP or HTTPS mode that the server uses, and then click OK.

If your server uses FTP or HTTPS, click Advanced Server Settings.

If you use the HTTP method, type the URL for the server.

If you use the FTP method (recommended), type the FTP address for the server.

In the Add LiveUpdate Server dialog box, type the information that you need to identify and communicate with the server that you want to use.

Click Use a specified internal LiveUpdate server, and then click Add.

Under Linux Settings, click Server Settings.

On the LiveUpdate Settings tab, right-click the policy that you want and then click Edit.

To configure Linux clients to use an internal LiveUpdate server For Linux clients, you must specify an internal or external LiveUpdate server. Linux clients cannot get updates from the default management server. Thank you for posting in Symantec community.